BM3 / BM5 / BM10
BM3, BM5, and BM10 are common Chinese-market labels for BM capacity. They may refer to ad accounts that can be created, are already included, or can be managed, or simply to a seller-defined product tier.
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Facebook BM industry glossary
Separate common account, BM, ad-account, browser-environment and support terms to reduce misunderstanding during evaluation and delivery.
BM and ad assets
BM link / admin link
BM links, admin links, and dual links usually describe access to Facebook Business Manager through an invitation or authorization relationship. They are not Meta quality grades for assets.
View meaning and checksPage / Pixel
Pages and Pixels are common business assets in a BM. Their role relationships differ from those of personal accounts, ad accounts, and BMs, so their IDs, ownership, and sharing relationships must be recorded separately.
View meaning and checksAd accounts
Ad account / personal / shared / business
“Ad account” is the Chinese-industry umbrella term for a Facebook advertising account. Personal, shared, and business accounts usually describe origin or access relationships, but have no uniform meaning across suppliers.
View meaning and checksLimit 50 / 250 / 1500 / unlimited
A limit of 50, 250, 1500, or “unlimited” may refer to a daily limit, billing threshold, or current page value. It must be recorded with account type, currency, time, and page evidence.
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Second / third recovery / green / ads active
Second recovery, third recovery, green status, and active ads are market shorthand for lifted restrictions, appeal history, or current advertising-permission status. They are not official Meta trust grades.
View meaning and checksAccount basics
White / new white / old / year account
White and new white accounts usually mean newly registered, low-activity accounts. Old and year accounts emphasize registration time or a UID prefix. These supply-chain labels do not prove continuing control or real quality.
View meaning and checksDelivery and after-sales
First login / access / instant replacement
First-login coverage only covers the first successful sign-in. Access coverage concerns invitation or authorization access. Instant-failure replacement and 24H/7-day support are usually short-window replacement terms, not continuing SLAs.
View meaning and checksExecution environment
Profile / environment / fingerprint browser
A Profile or environment is an isolated browser context in a fingerprint browser, used to separate Cookie data, storage, and browser fingerprints. It is an execution container, not an account-quality guarantee.
View meaning and checksStatic IP / native IP / static residential IP
Static IP, native IP, and static residential IP are common proxy and network-supply labels describing egress stability, ASN, or route attributes, but suppliers do not share a uniform verification standard.
View meaning and checksSign-in and recovery materials
2FA / TOTP / Cookie / cache
2FA/TOTP provides second-factor verification, while Cookie/cache is session material. Neither alone proves account ownership, and neither belongs in public inquiry forms or ordinary work records.
View meaning and checksVerification and entity
Business verification / beneficiary verification
Business verification, business validation, and beneficiary verification are premium labels, but the current Meta status, entity documents, ultimate controller, and authorization relationship must be checked. A product title is not enough.
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